Direct-mapped cache;
fully associative cache;
N-way-set-associative cache.
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Answer: software (answer not long enough)
Complete Question:
Determine the number of cache sets (S), tag bits (t), set index bits (s), and block offset bits (b) for a 4096-byte cache using 32-bit memory addresses, 8-byte cache blocks and a 8-way associative design. The cache has :
Cache size = 1024 bytes, sets t = 26.8, tag bits, s = 3.2, set index bit =2
Answer:
Check below for explanations
Explanation:
Cache size = 4096 bytes = 2¹² bytes
Memory address bit = 32
Block size = 8 bytes = 2³ bytes
Cache line = (cache size)/(Block size)
Cache line = 
Cache line = 2⁹
Block offset = 3 (From 2³)
Tag = (Memory address bit - block offset - Cache line bit)
Tag = (32 - 3 - 9)
Tag = 20
Total number of sets = 2⁹ = 512
Answer:
It is good practice, however, for policy <u>Administrator </u>to solicit input both from technically adept information security experts and from business-focused managers in each community of interest when making revisions to security policies.
<u>Explanation</u>
Administrator is the person who has access to each part of the computer. Ha has rights to revise, add or edit application. The administrator is authorized to make and implement policies that are for the interest of the community.
Answer
Directory Services
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<u>Definition</u>
It is a type of software that is used to unify and customize the resources available at the network.
<u>Explanation</u>
This software is used to gather the information and addresses of all computers connected on the network.
It is a type of information store, where all the information related to resources (computer) and services of network has been stored. It also gives administrator rights to the single point to manage whole network resources.
This is the reason, Option "D" is the best choice for me as sole IT employ in a company. I will prefer directory services software to gather the information of all computers of organization and manage users in company.
